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Editorial draft · Product vision

What a building should know.

Documents, data and experience gain value through context. That is where the idea of building memory begins.

A building leaves a trail of information: a maintenance report, a floor plan, a damage report. Added to this is the knowledge of the people who look after it. For technical operations, what matters is how all this information fits together.

A memory for every building

With FacAIlity, we are developing the idea of a memory specific to each building. It is intended to connect documents with digital twins, BIM data, IoT, scans and practical knowledge. Building memory has not yet been built; this description explains our development direction.

Experience that stays

How a system behaves in winter. What helped during the last incident. Which detail is missing from the report. Much of this lives in the minds of the people who look after a building.

Our vision is to keep this knowledge in the building – even when responsibilities change or people retire.

From the building to the company

A building has its own history. A company has its own processes. We therefore distinguish between the memory of each building and AI assistants intended to learn how the company works.

Our vision connects both: knowledge that supports operations and assistance shaped by people’s real daily work.

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